L. Ciabattoni, M. Grisostomi, G. Ippoliti, S. Longhi, E. Mainardi
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Abstract
The paper deals with the forecast of the power production for three different PhotoVoltaic (PV) plants using an on-line self learning prediction algorithm. The plants are located in Italy at different latitudes. This learning algorithm is based on a radial basis function (RBF) network and combines the growing criterion and the pruning strategy of the minimal resource allocating network technique. Its on-line learning mechanism gives the chance to avoid the initial training of the NN with a large data set. The performances of the algorithm are tested on the three PV plants with different peak power, panel's materials, orientation and tilting angle. Results are compared to a classical RBF neural network.